What about server rates? i want to know the limits of hlds for sv_maxrate, sv_maxupdaterate, sys_tirate and also about -pingboost command. All the commands is for counterstrike server ONLY.
On 2/22/17, Calvin J <[email protected]> wrote: > HLDS is _not_ single-threaded. But it does not take advantage of > _multiple cores_. (the two terms are _not_ interchangeable) > > You can have many threads on the same core. > > People use Intel processors for many reasons. > > * Intel processors single-thread performance rating is generally much > higher than the AMD processors. (single-thread performance ratings > are how quickly one thread completes it's task) > * Energy Efficiency & Power Consumption (Datacenters house thousands > of servers so efficiency and power consumption is definitely a > reason Intel holds the market share. Some AMD processors alone pull > 200+ Watts, whereas most of your single socket Intel processors used > for game server hosting are around 70-100 Watts) > * Temperature. (Intel CPU's on average run cooler in 1U form-factor.) > > These are just a few major reasons, there are others like the ridiculous > amount of 1U form-factor configurations targeted for Intel builds vs AMD > builds. > > > /"like for example 12cores AMD with 2.8ghz can handle > 12servers//smoothly then why to use intel for hlds?"/ > > > Keep in mind more physical cores with an AMD processor does not mean you > can actually host more. Intel chips are faster and more efficient so > each HLDS instance would run lower CPU utilization. A modern Intel > six-core processor such as the E5-1650v4 will host just as many HLDS > instances if not more than a modern AMD twelve-core process such as the > Opteron 6348. (without running into performance issues) > > -- > Calvin Judy > Founder & CEO > PH#: (843) 410-8486 > Mail: [email protected] > -- xDon Askelva- _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: https://list.valvesoftware.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hlds
